28Nov2014 | Car Industry in Mexico Booms, But Wages Don't Bloomberg News Mexico’s booming automobile industry is generating more export dollars than oil and building more cars than Brazil. The flip side is there’s not much left over for workers. |
28Nov2014 | Our Lady of Guadalupe Ignites the Faithful in Mexico Aleteia Through the unshakable faith of one, humble man, this single image became integral to forging the Catholic identity of Mexico and the Americas. |
28Nov2014 | Health Advocates Cheer Initial Results of Mexico's Tax on Sugary Drinks KPBS.org Thirty percent of Mexico's school children and 70 percent of adults are overweight or obese. In hopes of stemming what's become a public health crisis, Mexico slapped a one peso per liter tax on sugary drinks starting last January - and preliminary results show that it's working. |
28Nov2014 | Leftist Democratic Revolution Party Woes Deepen After Leader Quits The News Mexico’s left faces huge problems following the resignation of former presidential candidate Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, a pillar of progressive politics and son of the revered president who nationalized the oil industry. |
28Nov2014 | Warring Cartels Blamed for Spike of Violence in Baja California Sur Mexico News Daily Growing violence in Baja California Sur has prompted the state Congress to look for some answers from justice and security officials this week. |
28Nov2014 | 'Mexico Must Change': President Pena Nieto Announces Measures for Security and Justice CNNMexico The president announced Thursday a series of 14 measures regarding security, justice and economic development to prevent such crimes from being repeated. |
28Nov2014 | Rights Activist in Mexico Who Fed Train-Hopping Immigrants Is Slain The Los Angeles Times A Mexican good Samaritan who dedicated his scarce resources to feeding Central American migrants passing by on La Bestia train was slain last week along with a friend who assisted him, fellow activists said. |
27Nov2014 | Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto Plans to Dissolve Local Police Forces Agence France-Presse Mexico’s president announced plans on Thursday to dissolve the country’s corruption-plagued municipal police forces, in a sweeping security reform amid a crisis over the role of gang-linked police in the presumed massacre of 43 students. |
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